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1 TG • Grade 5 • Unit 2 • Lesson 10 • Answer Key Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Student Activity Book Find Fraction Sums 1 (SAB pp. 9597) Questions 1–12 1. blue; 1 8 1 4 1 4 5 8 ; 1 8 2 8 2 8 5 8 2. aqua; 1 2 1 6 4 6 ; 3 6 1 6 4 6 3. aqua; 1 3 1 6 3 6 ; 2 6 1 6 3 6 4. black; 1 4 1 4 1 3 10 12 ; 3 12 3 12 4 12 10 12 Note: students may see that 2 4 is the same as 1 2 and then reason that they can trade for sixths (orange pieces) 3 6 2 6 5 6 . This is a correct solution, even though it does not comply with our rule that trades only be made when the new pieces cover the individual pieces exactly. 5. purple; 3 5 1 10 7 10 ; 6 10 1 10 7 10 6. black; 1 4 5 12 8 12 ; 3 12 5 12 8 12 7. black; 1 12 1 6 1 3 1 6 9 12 ; 1 12 2 12 4 12 2 12 9 12 8. black; 1 2 1 12 1 4 1 12 11 12 ; 6 12 1 12 3 12 1 12 11 12 9. black; 1 4 1 6 5 12 ; 3 12 2 12 5 12 10. black; 1 4 1 3 1 3 1 12 12 12 or 1 ; 3 12 4 12 4 12 1 12 12 12 or 1; 3 12 8 12 1 12 12 12 or 1 11. 1 6 2 6 3 6 12. 3 12 2 12 5 12 Name Date Add Fractions SAB • Grade 5 • Unit 2 • Lesson 10 95 Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Find Fraction Sums 1 Fraction sums are shown with fraction circles in the first column of the chart below. Use fraction circle pieces to show the problem. Find the sum using pieces of only one color. Draw a picture to show how you solved it in the second column. Write the color you used in the blank. Write two number sentences for the sum in the third column. The first row is an example. Using One Color Number Sentences Fraction Sum Example Color: 1. Color: 2. Color: 3. Color: 4. Color: Black Y OR B Y Y PK A A OR Y Y OR 1 4 1 3 7 12 + = 3 12 4 12 7 12 + = Student Activity Book - Page 95 Using One Color Number Sentences Fraction Sum Color: 6. 5. Color: 7. Color: 8. Color: 9. Color: 10. Color: P PK BK BK Y G G G Y BK BK BK BK BK BK OR A A Y A OR OR Y BK Name Date Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company 96 SAB • Grade 5 • Unit 2 • Lesson 10 Add Fractions Student Activity Book - Page 96 Julia solved Question 2 this way. 11. Use Julia’s way to solve Question 3. 12. Use Julia’s way to help Romesh solve Question 9. Julia If I can rename as sixths, they will be easier to add. 1 2 ? 6 1 ? ———— 2 ? 1 6 = 3 6 4 6 1 6 = 3 6 1 3 ———— 2 3 = PK A 1 2 3 1 3 = 6 1 ? 2 ———— ? 1 6 ? 2 1 sie be ea s sixths a an r If I c PK A d. d o a r t sie l il y w , the s sixths e enam an r 2 1 = 3 2 ———— 6 = 6 1 6 4 6 3 a i l u J 1 6 1 6 ——— 6 1 —————— 3 1 3 = = OR A ——— 6 ——— = 3 1 3 —————— 1 6 ——— 6 1 = 3 6 6 1 ——— 6 ——— OR A Y Romesh Can I rename them as sixths? No. Fourths? No. Twelfths? Yes! ? 6 1 ? ———— 4 ? = NO ? 4 1 ? ———— 6 ? = NO 1 4 1 6 A ——— 12 1 ——————— 4 = ——— 12 1 ——————— 6 = = ——— 12 ——— 12 ——— Can I r = ? 1 6 1 4 1 = ? 1 ? NO ? NO ? Y sh e m Ro ? Y ths f wel T ths r u o F . o N s sixths them a enam Can I r Y = ? 4 ———— ! s e Y . o ? N ths ? s sixths e enam A 4 ——————— 1 = ? 6 ———— 4 NO 6 ——— 12 ——— 12 ——— = 6 ——————— 1 = ——————— 12 ——— NO 4 = ——————— 12 ——— Name Date Add Fractions SAB • Grade 5 • Unit 2 • Lesson 10 97 Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Student Activity Book - Page 97 Answer Key • Lesson 10: Add Fractions

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Page 1: Answer Key • Lesson 10: Add Fractionskhmtb4.com/teacher/pdf/g5/u02/G5_TG_U02_L10_SAB_Answer...sentences for the sum in the third column. The first row is an example. Fraction Sum

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Find Fraction Sums 1 (SAB pp. 95–97) Questions 1–12

1. blue; 1–8 � 1–4 � 1–4 � 5–8 ; 1–8 � 2–8 � 2–8 � 5–82. aqua; 1–2 � 1–6 � 4–6 ; 3–6 � 1–6 � 4–63. aqua; 1–3 � 1–6 � 3–6 ; 2–6 � 1–6 � 3–64. black; 1–4 � 1–4 � 1–3 � 10–12 ; 3–12 � 3–12 � 4–12 � 10–12

Note: students may see that 2–4 is the same as 1–2and then reason that they can trade for sixths(orange pieces) 3–6 � 2–6 � 5–6 . This is a correctsolution, even though it does not comply withour rule that trades only be made when the newpieces cover the individual pieces exactly.

5. purple; 3–5 � 1–10 � 7–10 ; 6–10 � 1–10 � 7–106. black; 1–4 � 5–12 � 8–12 ; 3–12 � 5–12 � 8–127. black; 1–12 � 1–6 � 1–3 � 1–6 � 9–12 ; 1–12 � 2–12 � 4–12 � 2–12 � 9–128. black; 1–2 � 1–12 � 1–4 � 1–12 � 11–12 ; 6–12 � 1–12 � 3–12 � 1–12 � 11–129. black; 1–4 � 1–6 � 5–12; 3–12 � 2–12 � 5–12

10. black; 1–4 � 1–3 � 1–3 � 1–12 � 12–12or 1;3–12 � 4–12 � 4–12 � 1–12 � 12–12 or 1; 3–12 � 8–12 � 1–12 � 12–12 or 1

11. 1–6 � 2–6 � 3–612. 3–12 � 2–12 � 5–12

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Find Fraction Sums 1Fraction sums are shown with fraction circles in the first column of the chartbelow. Use fraction circle pieces to show the problem. Find the sum usingpieces of only one color. Draw a picture to show how you solved it in thesecond column. Write the color you used in the blank. Write two numbersentences for the sum in the third column. The first row is an example.

Using One Color Number Sentences Fraction Sum

Example Color:

1. Color:

2. Color:

3. Color:

4. Color:

Black

Y OR

B Y

Y

PK

A

A OR

Y Y

OR

1–41–3

7—12+ =

3—124—12

7—12+ =

P

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Using One Color Number Sentences Fraction Sum

Color:

6.

5.

Color:

7. Color:

8. Color:

9. Color:

10. Color:

P

PK

BK

BK

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BK

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Julia solved Question 2 this way.

11. Use Julia’s way to solve Question 3.

12. Use Julia’s way to help Romesh solve Question 9.

Julia

If I can rename as sixths, they will be easier to add.

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Can I rename them as sixths? No. Fourths? No. Twelfths? Yes!

1

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1 � ?————6 � ? = NO

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Answer Key • Lesson 10: Add Fractions

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Answer Key • Lesson 10: Add Fractions

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yFind Fraction Sums 2 (SAB pp. 99–101) Questions 1–6

1. aqua; 1–3 � 1–3 � 1–2 � 7–6 ; 2–6 � 2–6 � 3–6 � 7–6 ; 7–6 � 11–62. black; 2–12 � 3–4 � 2–3 � 19–12; 2–12 � 9–12 � 8–12 = 19–12; 19–12 � 17–123. blue; 1–2 � 3–4 � 1–8 � 11–8 ; 4–8 � 6–8 � 1–8 � 11–8 ; 11–8 � 13–84. aqua; 1–3 � 1–2 � 3–6 � 1–3 � 10–6 ; 2–6 � 3–6 � 3–6 � 2–6 � 10–6 ;

10–6 � 14–65. 4–6 � 3–6 � 7–6 � 11–66. A. 4–8 � 7–8 � 11–8 � 13–8

B. 5–6 � 4–6 � 9–6 � 13–6 or 11–2C. 9–12 � 10–12 � 19–12 � 17–12

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Find Fraction Sums 2Fraction sums are shown with fraction circles in the first column of the chartbelow. Use fraction circle pieces to show the problem. Find the sum usingpieces of only one color. Draw a picture to show how you solved it and writetwo number sentences for the sum in the second column. Show and write thesum as a mixed number in the third column. The first row is an example.

Using One Color Shown As

Mixed Number Fraction Sum

Example Color:

Number Sentences: Number Sentences:

Number Sentences: Number Sentences:

Color: Color: 1.

Purple Color: Purple

3—104–5

11—10+ =

3—108—10

11—10+ = 11—10

1—10= 1

P P G

G

G

G

P

OR

OR

PK

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Julia solved 3—10 � 4—5 this way:

5. Solve Question 1 Julia’s way. Find equivalent fractions with commondenominators.

6. Use Julia’s way to solve the problems.

A. 1—2 � 7—8 = ? Number sentence:

B. 5—6 � 2—3 = ? Number sentence:

C. 3—4 � 10—12 = ? Number sentence:

8——103——10

8——1011——10

4 � 2—————5 � 2

=

=

11——10= 1�

Julia

If I can rename astenths, they will be easier to add.

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———62 � ———————3 � = ———6

1 � ———————2 � =

� =———6———6 ——— = ———

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6———

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=� 2 ———————� 1

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Using One ColorShown As

Mixed NumberFraction Sum

Color:

Number Sentences: Number Sentences:

Number Sentences: Number Sentences:

Color:Color:3.

Number Sentences: Number Sentences:

Color:Color:4.

2.Color:

BPK

PK

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Fraction Problems (SAB pp. 103–104) HomeworkQuestions 1–5

1. A. 4–3 � 8–6B. 2–3 � 6–9C. 4–12 � 1–3D. 9–12 � 3–4E. 5–2 � 15–6F. 6–8 � 9–12G. Possible response: I found an equivalent

fraction for 6–8 by dividing both thenumerator and the denominator in half. Igot 3–4 . Then I found an equivalent fractionfor 3–4 with a denominator of 12 bymultiplying the numerator by 3. I got 9–12 .3–4 � 6–8 � 9–12 .

2.

3. A. 3–5 � 7–10 � 13–10 � 13–10 or 6–10 � 7–10 � 13–10 or 13–10B. Levi

4. 2–9 � 2–3 � 8–9 or 2–9 � 6–9 � 8–95. A. 1–4 � 1–2 � 2–8 � 8–8 or 1 or 2–8 � 4–8 � 2–8 � 8–8 or 1

B. EmilyC. Possible response: I know 1–4 � 1–2 and I know

2–8 � 1–2 , so since Emily ate 1–2 of thesandwich, she ate the most.

11——4

16——3

15——2

14——5

25——8

ImproperFraction

MixedNumber

Letter

3—421—35

1—274—52

1—83

P A R YT

Fraction Problems

1. Find the missing numerator or denominator.

A. B.

C. D.

E. F.

G. Explain how you solved Question 1F.

2. Change the improper fractions to mixed numbers. Then use the code to findthe mystery word.

Code

The mystery word is .

4—3 ———6= 2—3

6———=

4——121———= ———4

9——12=

———65——2

=

11——4

16——3

15——2

14——5

25——8

ImproperFraction

MixedNumber

Letter

1—27

MixedNumber

Letter

1—42 2—

35 24—5

1—83 3—

42 1—84 1—

35

E O R T Y P N A

———126——8

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Solve the problems about Mr. Moreno’s classroom party.

3. Carla ate 3�5 of her bag of popcorn and Levi ate 7�10 of his bag of popcorn.

A. How much popcorn did they eat altogether? Write a number sentence.

B. Who ate more popcorn?

4. Mr. Moreno ordered a jumbo pizza for the classroom party. 2�9 of the pizza hadgreen peppers, 2�3 of the pizza had mushrooms, and 6�12 of the pizza hadpepperoni. How much of the pizza had vegetables on it? Write a numbersentence.

5. There was a large submarine sandwich at the party, too. Miguel ate 1�4 of thesandwich, Emily ate 1�2 of the sandwich, and Roberto ate 2�8 of the sandwich.

A. How much of the sandwich did they eat altogether? Write a numbersentence.

B. Who ate the largest portion of the sandwich?

C. Show or tell how you solved Question 5B.

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